So far this year I've died from:

[Colicab85]

I went through a bit of a Rabies phase.

Honestly, i might aswell diagnose myself with the bubonic plague!

[LittleMissAlone]

Flipp, didn't know it was so recent.

[Mrschurchill]

Last year and this year I have died from a Broken Heart.

Awwwww hugs!

[BrokenGirl]

Reading through these posts has just made me burst out laughing!!!
As stressful as it is for us at the time, it's just ridiculous what we have diagnosed ourselves with. I have a list as long as my arm too.
I currently have cancer in 3 different places, don't know how i'm still walking around

[paranoid-viking]

I went through a bit of a Rabies phase.

Honestly, i might aswell diagnose myself with the bubonic plague!

Godd to se I am not alone in this crazynes. Did you panick when seeing water? I did. When we are paranid our mind is playing constant dirty tricks on us.

[sarahsarah]

You're in good company here. I've listed before all the things I have been dying from over the years so I won't bore you, needless to say I am still here and remarkably healthy considering.

You will get through this. This will pass. Promise xx

[Leafers]

I've died from

Leukemia
Hodgkins Lymphoma
Melanoma
Lung Cancer
Thyroid Cancer
In the process of dying of Nonhodgkin's Lymphoma.

Even though anxiety is my only illness, a part of me doesn't know that.
When I think I'm in remission from anxiety, I relapse and "catch" another illness. Wonder whats next?

[sarahsarah]

My recent fixation was syphilis because of an unexplained period of illness (probably a virus) 8 years ago. Even though nothing else matched, the dates I could have contracted it, not even the symptoms if I am honest, I was convinced I had it. I basically spent two months believing I was about to develop tertiary syphillis, even though I hadn't had stage one and only by a stretch of the imagination (which I am very good at) could I have had stage 2.

In the end I took a blood test by post which I ordered online and sent off. Result- negative.

[Mrschurchill]

It is ridiculous reading all of these - but the scary part is that it's truly real for us. It's knowing how to switch that off (like an non HA person would). I can laugh now but the fear grips you and it's trying to work out how to not let it! 🤔

[dale12345]

breast canccer
colon cancer
lung cancer throat cancer
and stomach cancer